• Basilica de Nuestra Senora Del Pilar - Dive into the rich history of Buenos Aires while enjoying the scenic beauty of Recoleta!

The Basílica Nuestra Señora del Pilar is a magnificent example of colonial architecture and one of the city’s most renowned landmarks. Constructed in 1732, it stands as the second-oldest church in Buenos Aires, boasting a pristine white facade, intricate Baroque altarpieces, and a serene interior adorned with religious art.

• Plaza General San Martin - Plaza General San Martín is one of Buenos Aires’ most iconic green spaces, nestled in the upscale Retiro neighborhood. This historic plaza, named after Argentina’s independence hero General José de San Martín, features beautifully landscaped gardens, towering palm trees, and impressive monuments.
• Puente de la Mujer - Visit the modern waterfront district of Puerto Madero, where sleek skyscrapers meet historic warehouses. Stop at the Puente de la Mujer, a stunning pedestrian bridge that gracefully spans the Rio de la Plata, offering a contemporary structure and a fantastic photo opportunity.
• La Boca - Stroll through the vibrant corners of La Boca and wander down El Caminito, a charming, bohemian street filled with colorful houses, tango, and street art. Immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere, where tango music fills the air and local artisans showcase their crafts.
• San Telmo - Explore the antique heart and soul of Buenos Aires in the historic neighborhood of San Telmo. Wander through the bustling San Telmo Market, where delicious food stalls, parrillas, antique vendors, and artisan stalls invite exploration. Continue to Plaza de Dorrego, a picturesque square surrounded by cafes and colonial architecture, perfect for savoring the city’s unique charm where the famous outdoor Sunday Market usually begins!
• Plaza de Mayo - Stop at the iconic La Casa Rosada or Pink House, the presidential palace that overlooks Plaza de Mayo. Explore the historic square, a central hub for political demonstrations and cultural events, and witness the poignant symbols of Argentina’s struggle for independence.
• Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral - Visit the Cathedral of Buenos Aires, where General San Martin is laid to rest.
• Obelisco - Enjoy sightseeing of the Obelisco on the way back to Recoleta!
• Rapanui - Rapanui is a must-visit in Buenos Aires, blending Patagonian charm with irresistible treats. Famous for creamy gelato, rich chocolate, and iconic fraNui (chocolate-covered raspberries), it’s the perfect stop for a sweet escape!

• Bottled water
• Lunch
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Private guide for group of up to 10 travellers

• Gratuities

Join us for an exceptional one-day city tour of Buenos Aires, led by an experienced local guide. Travel comfortably in our air-conditioned vans, with numerous stops to explore the iconic sights that make Buenos Aires unique. From the historic allure of La Boca to the vibrant San Telmo, each location is a must-visit on your journey.

The guide will share fascinating stories about Argentina’s rich history and culture, providing a deeper insight into the sites you explore and offering excellent photo opportunities. You’ll also have the chance to sample some of the finest street food Buenos Aires has to offer.

This engaging experience is crafted to help you uncover all the treasures of Buenos Aires. Enjoy the ease of a thoughtfully planned route and the flexibility to relish each moment. This tour is ideal for experiencing all the highlights of Buenos Aires, seamlessly blending history, culture, and delectable local flavors into one memorable day.

• The rest of the time of the tour is used for transportation and time in the San telmo market.
• Not recommended for travelers with knee or leg issues, or difficulty walking.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.